After
the world warmed
After
Soviets faded into history
The
Great White Bear of the North
Settled
to her slumber.
The
cubs left the den
Only
one cub looked back.
Torn
between its mother and new friends in the West
It
growled and whimpered.
A
Victor perched upon its head
Through
deceitful means
Sparking
the revolution of Orange.
When
things settled the Victor urged the bear on.
“Go
back,” the Victor said, “Mother’s calling.”
“Go
back,” The Victor’s friends told him.
“Father
Vlad is waiting.”
A
Maidan sang her great distaste for the mother bear
Pulling
the young cub Westward.
“We
must move forward,” she said.
“To
the West.”
The
Victor did not like this.
Gathering
the Easterners of the mother tongue
They
pulled the cub by the fur
While
the Maidan kicked and screamed
Into
civil unrest
She
occupied buildings
She
rioted
She
called for the Victor’s resignation.
When
the Victor lost control
He
fell from his lofty perch.
Hearing
commotions next door
Mother
Bear awoke.
She
saw her cub being pulled East and West
Then
she took away a toe
Then old Vlad sent her to cross her son's borders
To
help the Victor’s side.
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